Learn how to protect yourself from serious injury with lockout/tagout training. Locking and/or tagging out equipment is crucial as it protects you from unexpected start up while service work is being performed. You'll discover why, when, and how you must comply with lockout/tagout requirements as you receive instruction in awareness, lockout/tagout devices, standard lockout/tagout procedures, and special lockout/tagout procedures.
Note: Some states have regulations that supplement the OSHA standard. To be sure you meet any additional lockout/tagout requirements, check your state's laws.
Who Needs This Course?
If you have little or no training or familiarity with workplace electrical hazards or use extension cords, electric tools, and similar items, this course gives you an overview of basic electrical safety regulations and procedures.
What Will You Learn?
- Why an energy control program is needed
- How to use lockout/tagout devices
- Releasing stored energy
- Special situations
- Electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems
- Lockout/tagout release procedures
Regulations
OSHA — 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S
Approximate Length
Less than one hour
Delivery Method
Online
Course Features
- Narration and easy navigation
- Interactive lessons
- Supplementary material
- Links to regulations
- Real-world scenarios
- Objective-based exams